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Eco India - The Environment Magazine

July 2, 2021

Human activity is destroying the health of the oceans – our planet's largest ecosystem. But when handled with care, the seas harbor the potential to help solve urgent global problems – aiding people, nature and the world economy.

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Eco India — The Environment Magazine

Dive into the heart of the Indian subcontinent with Eco India. DW brings you stories focusing on environmental protection, sustainable practices, and technological solutions.

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